New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 5, 1918, Page 8

$iorts in behalf of the | of admiring audiences with tinsel and | he adroit achievement Ages and Labor. 1 | ringficld Republican.) | 8lamour and in f 1 out— | oy t ¥ The “crowd”, its safety fares oa | Before are through with thi Th Ve E A vo features c 2R 01, o N the ywar:, de tor Reed Mis- | leasures, comes first every | fiy 2 s , 4 v souri, to put five i t k happened last Sat- n mplis s UK, prunc pri srammar | g G i rday ow’s next date was in | B nothi e LISELC I That e litt] | lcloit, Wis.,, on Monday night. It ar-: u baiition | T | vived promptly, pitched the “big top” it con- | \nd bar v T g > . y na e smaller tents on -us lot, “ALWAYS RELIABLE" : and ‘ Ll | its two performances as us- hat on | Minds on fun and V President Wil- | 5 (vict | And on lesson et ipper limit an The amme, of course, was not | Quick to g 1 u ! L | o meel « same as heen. Other cir- | 28 2 - sl o caleulate | tributed acts which they could spare: : the expcdition eteran performers returncd to thel force desirabl bark rings to help out in the em- e nhundrea | SR N vou poussible Senator m rgen Phe audience conld not tell | B ' jlen who doihat | : i o ‘y‘.“.\ before 1] 1 the differ It seemed to be as | [@ R Washinzton | 10 J U full of 1 (RN 00, U0V so soldier 105y ay a circus as was ever | B France, but he not know with | seen S of yns certainty th v even to the much | and acrobatic and ek perforni- | R Chemise Gowns, Drawers, Perticoats, when the war will rs who went through their work with L SAPAN : end. Military and industrial effort | hearts so full of grief that when their Lace and Embroidery trimmed, far Saturday's selling, #8c each 3 o ricely proportioned to | turns were over they collapsed, The values to $1.50 ive you, and, = yield the imu L I fre th 5 N 4 bve L 3 num national strength s tradition was splendidly ful- pill walk at tw : wnd the . Q. fel PR 7 b £6 bevariediont 10 ellow n :: preachey ¥ told these things pubeial that is in|l ideals as they seldom Hhave before States U3 Aver of raising militay e from K would not believe them true pad tl ; t s | A R e e - B i ciosing S0 T never oan prepare I L i B0 B Y 1 srimacing and | BN ) 'I'S R B 2 1lter the lim T somersaultin e £ o Combinations and Bloor simpler g July address life and %l it 2 v ght of so I must earn my pa L £ fhusctts, he i the v ah ek oW, is not Second Floor, at Corset Dept.— s the time awa bet n vail- | aceount 7 : > would stir S able for = Assumin New added for Saturda astronomy, e 5 bl 3 try ™~ against | Pty ! fish i ex Nehalas T our broken orscts from tho latter na- | French and literary style- among them. you get rgain uch ctension would, how- | (Boston Evening mscript.) fvard s, The Yo “ “""” A Y give milita wthoritic holas Romanoft or was LOT 1—PRICED S$1.00 PAIR. .. 5 Values fiient is a happy - 2 : contr or a vast reservoir of | Son of a gloomy. moody and reaction 2—PRICEDS .00 PATIT G i, Values BN nen ro It s certain that the rule | Aty man. Alexander 11T, but never- Jout modification | theless he evider cheer- SLIP-ON SWEATERS BATHING SUITS over 21 can- | ful dispositio the v colors, excep- For jan result in noth- FACTS AND PANCIES. i e d good fesling not adapt them n an childrer Bathing Caps, I Water- Wings nd Bathing Suit veater Dept Second new employ 1hout the palace ound 1 1 values, BN o0 civilization is building a review stand [ment with (he younger | wild For him S ot 18 to $7.50 Fach which he will watch the loyalty | men, an f s v unfit for | little pleas in the - o 3 4 ade in New York on the Fourth [many form : tor the| fa - rresent of July. He is invitin atesmen” | endurance of West to. preserve the N Floor, Suit Dept ‘ 1er’s armies, and the of might have abres stirred him not at all. He TWashington to review the par- |schooled then more adapt- | was fonder of the songs his old nurse e it i Voters should WALCh |hie s (hers is - desire o | s tn bime tonder o ns oo |l EVEr So Many Dainty New Blouses IS ¥ ountiy yestorday newspapers for a list of hese | bring a vast reater number of men | and cot L domestic youth al- T e G e e e e s el H e Soft Washable Voiles, Crepe de = hines and Georgettc ltizens and countless aliens they come frem Washington to | provision was shown by the senate | had attained to one. he would have | @8 Biouses in all the newest stvles pathies are with this coun- t on ndolph’s platform (military committee, and is illustrated | been equally fond if the tyvranny of |l Georgette Crepe and Crepe Chine Blouses in white a1 an unprecedented demon- |t el i Wat Re- New York Tribune when it | imperial ze had not married e a2 g R e : ) . < or, plain and beaded effect Noveltylis o of loyalty to America and to - chides Seccretary Baker for being | out o kind and out of his chary about deranging industry by | ing. e sellix use for which America is fight- : ess Col. Roosevelt i mijitarizing it.” The Tribunc asserts Te came to the throne of all B . 51 u t me to the thron al VOILE BLOUSES priced Each 3 1ge of t . i et vell be proud of the manner in worth his while to try to ascertain |“create a war structure of industry ix, amid what seemed to be an un- MOLEDES 00 RS oriced o S ER 3 Lof s ol S | which her citizens responded to the was responsible for classifying | enlisting, if necessary, the services of | exampled popular enthusiasm but his MIDDY BLOUSES priced .....covvviiin.. to $1.59 Each n | the manufacture of haby carrviages as | every ablebodied man.” splendid coronation was prophecy a non-essential industry.— Springfield General Leonard Wood, in an inter- | of gloom and blood, for in a panic O 5 ; > { Union. view at Ann Arbor. Mich S 1NOW [ which attended it two thousand men, JONIEEANDISUITS VOILE (A NDE GINGHAM ox was torpe- | of nearly 500,000 dead weight tons was . quoted as saying that “every man in| women and children were trampled OF GOOD-WEARING SILKS DRESSES ® i the United States between the ages of | ¢ 1 St o it Nay and Dblack 5 $12.5 : i e T N UL i g o ldenthl Stinties ithat iheve Navy and black, cool and $5.98 to $12.50 Eacl BeBerlin announced | a most fitting o oran We are pleased to observe that an- |30 ana 45 should be carryine a sun ) lsee g Deople omfortable g s for e ona o008 Bach that there was | of Independence day. It was a dec- | o i i inp s s carrying a g who now seek to murder him shonld comfortable garments for the | Several very smart Dresses, fiveness that there wa ) other installment o ¢ i i TR SO S e hot weather, exceptional values including the well-known Vir- crowned! The world which seemed | § here turday priced $22.50 ginia Dare and Peggy Paige to be at his feet found him an ami- and $25.00. makes wble, gracious. intelligent sovereign. {2 5 SR M = SHiti ¢ context | gyt he soon passed into a shadow. Office admitted that a ship | The specch of President Wilson at | pie of yoar pper's Weelkly seems to indicate very plainly that padoy B e us s by | Mount Vernon sewnded e dsath S Cameral Wood sives e thewsn. to | T murrinze of convenience, and tne | @ Silk and Lisle Gloves for Women Georgia writes A smooth, clever leading by the nose friend in orgia wrl the labor problem of the country in A e montaty | elation fo its milltary needs. "Took | (1 cuttacation of Russian omemiaon; | | Special Prices for Saturday Only 1 A >russianism represents is 1 f cering the thick veil o A OTEmce s wha dmission of guilt Prussianism represents i we could not stop shivering |era) is quoted as saying, “in vour vil- f ignorance as to what ew Britain did its share and other directions, it might | that it is the duty of congress to | Russians in 1894, at the em- | call of the President. The iaunching ssued by {of approximately one hundred ships today.” So extreme a statement need B sncrine in the vicinity | laration of independence and deflance | country owes to France and LaFay- |not be taken literally, in view of the | Kaiser's pirates who prowl the | ette is about to be paid. We should | too frequent inaceuracy of the reports e - Susse s rpedoed e Sussex was torpedc Le able to wipe it out, principal and | o¢ casual interviews given by public few days later the Berlin SndRitevEaniderens el s Ve e e e fe e M intaro- tipayments Alcou- T e s L et ‘nd’ finally, in the | knell of Kaiserism, for he declared ldier )m Washing- | that there can be no compromise tn- Short Silk Gloves, white, black and colors, 8¢ pair, vaiue is people were g and thinking | and desiring: the constant piling up - ot ol e Women's lisle Gloves, black or white, wigh embroidered Wilhelmstrasse Quite 1 to send him any congrat- |y,ges and country towns and on the Berlin 1, the Fourth of July, 1918 prir v News. i i R T o 5 s e bodied men there are of the ages I he All indications ‘are for bUMDEr | entioned fit and ready, yes. eager to enter the battic.”” One can see many pair, value 89c¢; $1.00 pair, value $1.15 farms, and see how many stro 1ble- loes 3 n ance that the one opportunity of accommodation 9c grades, Saturday, 50c pair, to the real hpes and demands of his 7% 2 word bhumper has a joyful significance people weakly lost forever, in 1905: instance was not v 3 e e e R e e el mn R e S e il Vacation Needs in Handkerchief: knows who is going to et bumped he strange effort toward a mystical against humanity in | national birthday in the history of [ o.o0c in Missonri this vear. And that ervicés if such a course were for ths best. But the fact remains that the A Sk e TR G B men between 30 ¢ {5 are now the | iStratin of the monk Rasputin: the N Men's Initinls, 13c each, box ef wix for « e remains that the . o Canal Worlk.” wwiul catastrophe of the world-war ind the great military exizency unmet | k i Be Supplied Now at a Say is ever City Times Saving cscape through the mountebank min- = in English mine industrial backbone of the country e native | Jew York World titat -Ze te 30c each, putting them en masse into 1sible the r 3 2 ¥ ver t ; e = ¥ } nd colo and the ditch there nmbers. 1 tt t here ora 1 5 TR0 would disrupt the processe 1 neither nor ‘ h Engl . ind not a G P is boat a1 { economic life strength: and \ e e 1d have - Tournal The latest statement by the United | revolution, and tt 3 . ] e plovmantservical 6L theiD shment, perhaps with ¢ S . Women's Embroidered and Coyner effect : ] 3 . defe e R & o t the end of it all S i aney borders, 19 eed is v 1vin 108 campa ecure for the war | 901 4 e e AR 4 . afending s from 300,000 to 100,000 | do not know where to n for it T h state geay enlightening. The : needless ) 1t most of s ' ~ e - endncss of s ind foma.- | i Hosiery and Underwear French one? - been made 3 for Hie, 3 = = 5 v the fault of = i rs witl beast S : g ol 2 ini ¥ Saturday must be zon o : = v v, th tuation | t “tr vis characte t " rioned Si ivre gray, P ot - allies i ot | = 3 L War industries i mmand e 3 1¢ and cordoy $1.¢ es, ¥, $1.25 pair. i T : Conne t Marylanc alone o0 dc 1ates a- L v as the n | o - - B ihilon underminue 5,060 machin- Womenis il - TR Manifestl tesale dr rer or i ance - e NVornen » P PRt ong . 1 1 5 i and black only THE & i = ng for militar) of men reign to make Saturday, $1.59 pair. ween 31 and 45 14 make the his people's hopes hese d Atrocity and Reprisal. laboil i conkaln eriong, o ad in 1905 He . Wome Unton Su vamer we e 1ot (From the Outlook.) E e t t re I I e a colla away from it. trampl 59¢, 79¢, 85c. 98¢ suit, et, own t t t ‘B £ . v p our pro tion of t material of coful evolutio who & 3 ny clothes mads When a man attributes an evil mo ; Ieao v Women's Vests, pl e ! t : hat el et 1 wever, the real purpos ance wou o made | $ erhaps barrels are to draft age to 40 or 45 im onstitutional - icter. His ion is virutally it this year nfession. What he says amounts — to. thi [ belicve you have this un worthy mative because T should have o subject all men, up to the max- | covereian ;i S {imum, to ihe government's contrc § . CHILDREN'S HOSE MEN'S LISLI SOX n the djstribution of iabor, especia ot Riss R an e Iy in the non-essential industries, | vision to ot it for hi white and colors, 39 grades, Saturday special three fore buying, v 1t New. York hotels is explains the German atrocities. | Wi v downward and an upward . A a Saturday, 25 | pairs for 9Sc. coming a rival y nien patrons. An- Germans belies that hy shoot- |ice, the w‘w m i vmr“ o much ‘,‘, fors Tindlhe ok the e p i ¥ unoffene rilians. bomb- is tr wat the Bolsheviks : Sk L tinui r eifect of the war |inz unoffending civiliar by | of the labor supply in the absence of | murd M 2 Night Shirts, $1.00 values, Saturday, 8&c each ins hospitals, by bayonetin s, by | murdered hin S P & hout taking them for military serv- would 3 ! i lating women, they can frighten in actual conscription of labor v lepths, Tf 8 10t s Soft Collars, 20¢ each: will soon be 25¢ His mission t yeople whom they h tterances by public me sorrow fthat I wred ] < on; his 1T issi he people _\‘\ ) G hUnlten STateE anole: onL A paLs i Soft Silk ars, 20¢ cach, value 2ic rving to conquer; and the teason ory is no less sad for the man helieve it is that they think service statement j‘l"‘ OES R COIL g Sreal) that fhey | siderable confu . houh i w_dead, and inwittin veakness, Passibly, Nainsook TUnion Suits, special values, 89e suit. Kaiser and his six-zons can iers have: the same traits e very moment of his wountry handwriting on the wa! 5 hav know that ling the ¢ the increase of | ; oiconing to a better day, he has | = ¢ themselves ¢ terrorized : Pl one to-the bar of a indzment which yondents neglectad + oV sential indu s . 1 others can . E van f e good and human., hut 1y have pify for a weak soul that other the King threw bravely, but when pu ¢ Mo Do e e R Rz e by Ulnensoancasin Eave National Restaurants. P ourveln oDEniie the shows that at the The Cirens Appeared i away some four thous quare his heart he is a coward om the Al N Knickerbock I'r Vi e miles of Transcaucasian rritory We mu p this in mind in de- 2 . 5 T e Sy tiGerm train wa Another tnaclants i v | termining what to do about German Sitiain wother 1 n State A abe s R and men uniform cannot | atrocities. The CGermans themselves ’ (New Yark Times) T e e o ted A drink even in the | Have 2 seter. They have told us their ics what measur be ef- (From Fina ch s yestovday The British fven us the key to their char Bolshevikist seizure of power | ctucasion government declined Turks ide the nationalities of & Black i den wine, and asked them to s hments will be 1 bi L ¥ t Bolsheviki heroc © own homes. Thers ‘ G e e cot fuil of the Republic. A govern indignation ¢ : Georgians, three regulations, however, | ey vent them from driniing 1t is hard for to this of orgian settlements on e | Ludgate Hill station. There st. The valor of those heroes no waite news of the latest editior imyhody it heen rd for EERSOA Americans to belicve th py) s 1. From the hezinning of the o ta was capable of doing what the Ger unfortified port, full of hospitals, | what as tuberculosis and wounde In the b 4 and two Russians wa waitresses s to make an attack on | making own purchas do in cafeterias ume building and Litovsk bedevilment. the Bo ave don eviki started £ propaganc i i wrmy invaded Transcau nection e \rioenians meniat hold 1zhter those pal kil boil Mohanime > Fish dis The Ar- and v 4 Veg ough to stand out designs on Turk 1 [rans- | Vegetablc ian government entered | caucasian railroads & & her scrv- ! Pudding \ armistice with the Turks, [ice, and, by . she can | Meat pies and . the: understanding that the Turk- | move toward Afghanistan. For the Arrangements are to forces ‘would not be sent to Mes- | moment. Talaat I’z ind Enver |supply n for « e themselves could e hard as we 't ¢ ropertic g T amia- until the peace treaty had | Pasha have a little something to | premises ertain t ’ S ieticd at Brestlitavsk for the loss of Arabia, Palc sale in t n The kaiser is id to be looiki s cannot be made ! ’ i e 1 treaty robbed Georgia of the | tine and Mesopotamia What left | ing contr w chancellor. That's . >ir Cr iNanvietuch ey ! i Alan and Batur districts, whose | of Transcaucasia falls under German |side dine R R ar 3 Hotbecniston e perf v st T rfen ] s are Geo n Mohammed control. So, thanks the protagon is cor en the ; 3 Sidere ke the youngsters | population. Thus the v an-T ia ake a i the 1 be looking for a new kaiser, repri 1 1d, and to fill the ), over there, Herr ( government was | new advance surprising.